About David Finkel
In a cluttered marketplace of “how-to-get-rich” books and infomercials, ex-Olympic level athlete turned business and real estate multimillionaire, David Finkel is one of the nation’s most respected wealth
activist entrepreneurs and the co-creator of Maui Mastermind™, the most exclusive wealth retreat in the world™.
David first retired after selling off his successful multi-million dollar company at age 35, but he soon grew bored with the quiet life. Taking advantage his fresh start, David carefully chose what he was most passionate about, and then launched and built two multi-million dollar businesses which focused on that passion—distilling the real rules of wealth and sharing those skills and strategies with ordinary people to help them create extraordinary wealth.
David’s mission is to share the real story on how to build wealth that debunks the prevailing money myths that keep so many good people living below their real potential.
David teaches people around the world how to
Get Rich, Get Real™ through building businesses, investing in real estate, and making the real commitment required to be rich in all areas of your life.
David is a prolific author of over 30 business and investing books and courses, including the Wall Street Journal and Business Week Best Seller,
Making Big Money Investing in Foreclosures Without Cash or Credit
and
The Maui Millionaires™. His how-to financial articles have appeared in over 4,000 periodicals across the United States.
David believes that true wealth doesn’t require hard work, but rather the right kind of work, focused on things that really matter—to you and the marketplace.
He is a wealth realist who helps people realize what is really required to get rich and reach their personal and financial goals.
He and his wife Heather first met in San Diego, but now live part of the year in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and part of the year in Charlottesville, Virginia.
His website (www.MauiMillionaires.com) is the home to one of the most popular wealth blogs on the internet.
